Bhargav is a resident physician in the department of Psychiatry and Health Behavior at the Medical College of Georgia. He studied at Vanderbilt University before continuing on to get a Doctorate in Medicine at the Medical College of Georgia. He has devoted his life to the exploration of health and wellness since the age of 16 and has devoured hundreds of books, thousands of research studies, and everything else he could find on nutrition, & healing from both western allopathic medicine and eastern systems such as Ayurveda and Traditional Chinese Medicine. He developed deep expertise in nutrition, biohacking, physiology, and performance optimization through cross-discipline training and experimentation. He is also a published researcher of multiple textbook chapters & scientific publications on trauma, post-traumatic stress disorder, resilience and stress-related disorders. Through myPEAK and his various other projects, he is committed to doing all he can to help people live their best lives and perform at their peak.

Urja is a graduate of Rutgers University with a degree in Biology followed by a master’s in biomedical sciences at VCOM. She is currently a medical student at Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine. She began to develop a deep interest in eastern healing methods and psychology while in college. She then began studying Ayurveda and integrative healing methods from around the world, which inspired her to attend medical school with an intent to make an impact on patients through an integrative and holistic model of medicine, incorporating lifestyle, prevention, somatic healing methods, and mental health. She is passionate about making an impact, helping people elevate their relationship with their well-being and giving them a glimpse into their peak life.